Pope Pius XI Sets Peace as Central Theme of Reign
Vatican City March 8 Pope Pius XI declared peace the keynote of his pontificate in an unprecedented world broadcast from the Sistine Chapel. He urged conciliation and called for harmony within and beyond the church, noting the ceremonial crown planned for Sunday March 12 and the recent papal election. The broadcast was transmitted via the Vatican radio station as Cardinals met after the election.
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Cardinal Macell
President Roosevelt Sends Felicitations to Pope Pius XII
President Roosevelt cabled congratulations to the new pope Eugenio Pacelli at the Vatican City. He recalled the pope’s recent visit to the United States and sent personal felicitations and best wishes for the papacy.
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United States
Legislature Appropriations Rise Amid Revenue Outlook
The 2nd legislative session approved about 9.348 million in appropriations with estimated income near 9.244 million. Key items include 690 thousand for public welfare, 203.5 thousand for a court-related fee, and 30 thousand for a Montana exhibition. North Dakota state funds and other line items support university, state board, and various departments.
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Walter B Sands
Euatndla
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Stata Board
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Find Cormissions
Thio
Fama Adapartment
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Niate
Kenewal Fund
Water Conservation Board
Hlghway
Auty
Governor Bricker’s Future Hangs On Thief
Columbus March 3. Governor Bricker faces an uncertain future after a thief stole a priceless cane that held a schedule of his speaking engagements through June. The governor offered a reward, stating he does not know what engagements he has made or where. He expressed confusion and placed urgency on recovering the item.
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Morgenthau Denies Stabilization Fund Used for War Materials
Washington reports Morgenthau emphatically denied that the stabilization fund of 92,000,000,000 was used to finance foreign foundries or procure war materials. He repeated that, under oath, he would resist any move to stabilize markets by using federal trusts or currency actions. He said he would seek guidance from Congress if war occurred and stressed he never attempted to rig the government market.
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Bund Leader Faces Criminal Libel Charges In New York
New York March 3 reports say Bund leader Kuhn faces criminal libel charges. Authorities also seek production of records from Bund headquarters amid probe into tax payments and alleged consignment of literature and uniforms. Public and legal scrutiny surrounds Bund activities and finances.
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Supreme Court
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Heavy Snow Disrupts Flights Roads In Helena Area
Snowfall grounded Woulert Air Express and Northwest Airlines jets, slowed highway traffic in the Helena region, and caused minor collisions. Spokane to Seattle service may resume today as Great Northern and Northern Pacific rail lines run on time with Lewistown receiving eight inches of snow. Temperatures fell from 32 to near zero with unverified lows after 6 30 pm. Accident reports cite a state vocational school employee following a crash involving three cars at a Weadwas location and a separate incident on Broadway where Woods skidded into a parked vehicle.
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Atate Vocational School
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Toole
Broadway
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Muching
Ayers Signs Relief Measures In 26th Assembly Session
Governor Roy E. Ayers yesterday signed 33 House and Senate bills and memorials, including 600000 welfare, 2000000 state department appropriations, and a 600000 insurance commission bill. The governor still has 156 measures to decide, with 14 acted on today. The insurance commission bill, introduced by Rep. Byrge, creates oversight of all state insurance contracts and names John Holmen state auditor, EK A. Dye chairman of the board of equalization, and Will Yam Mosking as accountant.
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Atate
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Equalization
Wi- Yam Mosking
Side Arcoumlant
Gandhi begins fifth hunger strike in India at Rajkot
Mohandas K. Gandhi, 69, started his fifth hunger strike in Rajkot demanding administrative reforms from the local ruler. He spent the day in a 14 by 16 foot room, with only close aide and a 14 year old sister visiting, while doctors assessed his stamina, and Gandhi vowed to endure the life risk for reform.
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Western India
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Nationallat
Montana Wild West Exhibit Draws Favorable Attention at San Francisco Fair
Montana’s display at the Golden Gate International Exposition showcases a large hunting lodge replica with rough pine walls and a miniature canyon, featuring cattle ranching mining and Indian camp scenes. Designer M H Pletcher leads the exhibit drawing thousands of visitors in its first week, with about 64,000 attendance reported and a grizzly skin above the entrance.
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Huge Army Appropriation Clears House in Major Bill
Washington report notes a record 499,857,936 army appropriation approved by the House with no amendments or record vote. The measure, the largest since 1822, funds army operations and a 290,000,000 expansion of the air corps, while debates warn of foreign policy risks and presidential-security implications.
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Peace plans in Spain lag as Madrid fights on
London reports Madrid's government, cut off from recognition by Britain and France, presses the civil war while Republicans hold the capital. British and French leaders fear delay harms both sides and extend recognition to the nationalists, hoping for an end to the conflict that Britain, France, Italy and Germany watch closely.
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Madrid
France
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Aritain
Freance
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Ialy
Germany
Oldes Ftrtanda
Thal
Manuevers of Fleet Prove Naval Base Need Says President
President Roosevelt returns from a two week voyage aboard the cruiser Mauston and says naval maneuvers demonstrate the necessity of establishing bases at San Juan Puerto Rico, Rey, and San Blas. He spoke with reporters, praised fleet performance, and hinted at building plans and talks with the Vatican.
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Taxes Rise Amid Praise From Township Taxpayers
In Bulurhan Penn township residents approved a roughly ten percent levy increase praised by taxpayers as a necessary step. A spokesman said the spending boost funds street and sewer improvements and supports local business efficiency, with no criticism voiced.
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Roosevelt to Address Joint Session on 150th Congress Anniversary
President Roosevelt will address a joint session of Congress at Federal Hall in New York to mark the 150th anniversary of the first Congress. The speech, broadcast nationwide, is expected to outline national policy and carry broad international implications with diplomats from 64 nations in attendance.
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Roosevelt
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Czecho Slovakia to Send Sudeten Refugees to Canada Colony
London reports arrangements completed to transport 3000 Sudeten Germans to Canadian colonies in the Peace River district and northern Saskatchewan. The Czecho-Slovak government to provide 2 million dollars to aid settlement and farming, with railways prepped to move the first group next month. The refugees refused German citizenship under the Munich accord of 1938 and have lived in refuges set up by Prague since leaving their borders.
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London
Thore
Germany
Munich
Powerful Move Under Way in Congress to Lower Tax Burden
Washington reports a major push in Congress to cut tax rates to spur recovery. Senate Finance Chair Morrison and House Ways and Means Chair Doughton asked Treasury for revenue plan recommendations after March 15 tax data, aiming to encourage private investment to create jobs.
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